This thread, as always, is dedicated to the late Duke Snider, whose hatred for Halloween and that certain team in Norcal were well-documented.

And this year, isn't it beautiful to have an orange-free October!???

(Well, now that the Astros are out. But it's that other orange team I was thinking of!)

This vampire drinks only blue blood!_________________"The Dodgers have always occupied an enormous place in the history of the game. If the Yankees are the most successful team in baseball history, the Dodgers are the most essential. Their legacy is unique."

BTW, I'm a little miffed that the Aztecs' Halloween game will be played on Saturday this year and not the Sunday before Halloween. I've got a packed day with other events.

Here are the details._________________"The Dodgers have always occupied an enormous place in the history of the game. If the Yankees are the most successful team in baseball history, the Dodgers are the most essential. Their legacy is unique."

Everything Baseball is selling orange baseballs to commemorate Halloween. View them here. (I must admit, the baby edition is cute.)

As for the others, blechhhh! _________________"The Dodgers have always occupied an enormous place in the history of the game. If the Yankees are the most successful team in baseball history, the Dodgers are the most essential. Their legacy is unique."

And here's a little bit about soon-to-be-departed Jint, Hunter Pence, and his love for this particular holiday. It figures...

Last, my favorite episode of "The Munsters", in which Herman tries out for the Dodgers. Filmed at Wrigley Field and featuring then-Dodgers coach/former manager Leo Durocher, it first aired in April, 1965--which, as it turned out, would be another championship season.

Happy Halloween! _________________"The Dodgers have always occupied an enormous place in the history of the game. If the Yankees are the most successful team in baseball history, the Dodgers are the most essential. Their legacy is unique."